Trafford Centre Reviews

The Trafford centre is based just outside Manchester, between junctions 9&10 of the M60, so is easily accesable via most of the north wests major motorways and roads. I think I would be doing the Trafford Centre an injustice if I called it a shopping centre, as there is much more to it, shopping is its main purpose however it contains a lot of ...  Read the complete review

The trafford centre is one of thebiggest and most well known shopping centres in the North West and it has good reason to be. It is a massive shopping haven and you would be doing well not to find something you like or a suitable present for someone in here. It has all of the 'expected' shops such as topshop, new look, debenhams, boots ...  Read the complete review

I have only been to the Trafford Centre and it was courtesy of a coach trip which I was persuaded into going to. The first thing that hits you about this shopping centre is the sheer scale of the building which of course is echoed by the huge number of parking spaces which underline it's popularity. As you gaze upwards at the building it's ...  Read the complete review

The Trafford Centre - of The Traffic Centre as I sometimes refer to it, is a bit shopping complex, that has two floors and is located on the Manchester ring road (the M60), between junctions 9 and 10. The shopping centre has all the big stores - Selfridges, Mark and Spencer's, Debinhams and John Lewis to name but a few. It also has ...  Read the complete review

The trafford centre is a wrothwhile day out, the shopping centre is packed full of shops, great for retail therapy or for clothes lovers. Shops at the trafford centre include: Clothing - River Island, Topshop/Topman, Bench, Henley's, Republic, New look and many many more. Shoes - Office, Sole, JD, footlocker. Food shops - ...  Read the complete review

Trafford Centre is a great place to go, especially with your family and younger children. We have tried most of the restaurants but our experience with SUBWAY, in the main eating area (there are three SUBWAYS) was disappointing. OK, it is a fast food outlet, but the way in which we were hijacked by staff in making an order in 20secs, with no time ...  Read the complete review

As a former resident of North-East Cheshire, I use to frequent the Trafford Centre regularly and it must be my favourite thing about Manchester. It is a huge retail park all undercover and designed in a pretentious grand manor with marble floors and golden statues everywhere, with lots of restaurants and a large cinema. The Trafford centre also ...  Read the complete review

I'm from Sheffield and the local big shopping centre for me is Meadowhall which is around 15 minutes away from where I live. We're quite regular visitors to Meadowhall, but a couple of weeks ago we had a jaunt to the Trafford centre in Manchester - as much for a change of scenery if nothing else. First impressions of the Trafford Centre ...  Read the complete review

I am not the most typical of women as shopping is a chore for me, and i do find crowds a little over bearing, especially crowds of women with their other halves waiting outside the shops wishing the footy season would hurry up and start. However, a visit to the Trafford Centre from time to time is a really enjoyable shopping experience. ...  Read the complete review

Every now and then I consider a trip to the Trafford Centre, for me its about 1 hour away. Like most huge and popular places its is always worth going off peak i.e. early or late so as to avoid the crowds, and with the centre having 10,000 parking spaces and a bus terminus we may derive that busy it can get. The centre itself is located off J9/10 ...  Read the complete review

First of all, I'll give you a bit of background, I live in Sheffield so I am used to shopping in Meadowhall and always find it awkward when going somewhere new shopping as you don't know what shops there are or where they are in the centre. Taking this away and after finding our bearings a bit I was less than impressed with the ...  Read the complete review

The experience took us from the main bus station along the walkway then left then right up the escalator or you have the option of the lift. at the end of the escalator on your right are 3 ATM's representing 3 banks which have free withdrawel. Going left and through the automatic doors you will walk past the glass windows of the model shop ...  Read the complete review

I am lucky enough to live about 5 minutes drive from the Trafford Centre, which suits me fine because it means I can "nip" there in the evening for a coffee and a chat with a friend. Also I don't have to travel far for a generous selection of shops. The Trafford Centre~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ It was built by Bovis Lend ...  Read the complete review

The Trafford Centre is a huge shopping mall in Manchester, which hosts numerous shops, restaurants, cinemas and so on. I tend to travel to the Trafford Centre by car and it is easy to access: between junctions 9 and 10 off the M60 (Manchester ring road). Once there , there are thousands of free parking spaces. Additionally, there are ...  Read the complete review

I am lucky enough to only live about 20 minutes drive from the Trafford Centre. My local town shopping centre has recently had a bit of a revamp but I still can't resist the lure of the Trafford. I'll be forever fond of the centre as my husband took me there for a lovely day out two years ago. As well as shopping, we watched the Tuesday tea dance ...  Read the complete review

INTRODUCTION Last week myself and my husband had to travel to Leeds for a few days on family business, so after a long few days we decided to stop off at the Trafford centre for a spot of retail theopy to try and cheer ourselves up. The Trafford centre was only a few miles out of our way and this was somewhere I had so much ...  Read the complete review

I went to the Trafford Centre yesterday for the first time in about four years and I had forgotten how fab it was for shopping. The Trafford Centre is a huge shopping complex just outside Manchester with every shop and eatery you can imagine, with a 16 screen cinema and games arcade and bowling alley thrown into the ...  Read the complete review

The Trafford Centre has to be one of the best places to shop in the UK. Just off the M60 motorway it is very easy to find and can be seen from the motorway bridge - it is a great sight if you see it lit up in the dark! Parking is also free! Once you arrive you can never cease to be amazed by the look of the place, massive domes and pillars and ...  Read the complete review

I have visited the Trafford Centre a few times since it opened and it never ceases to astound me design-wise. For a shopping centre in the UK it looks amazing, it actually reminds me of the Taj Mahal. You can see it clearly from the motorway as it is a clay-orange and soft green coloured building and it looks fantastic. Inside the aesthetics ...  Read the complete review

The Trafford Centre is the pinnacle of shopping centres in the UK. You can find almost anything there, whether it be clothes, food/drink, jewelry, holidays and electronics. The food court is huge and designed like a ship. Here you find McDonalds, KFC, Bruger King, Itallian, Indian and Chinese resteraunts. Basically its any food you ...  Read the complete review